The Season of Lent: 18th February - 2nd April 2026
Mothering Sunday – March 15th
This is a day of joy and gratitude, but it can also stir complicated memories.
On this day we acknowledge: Mothers who loved us well, Mothers who did their best, and Mothers we miss.
We also give thanks not only for our mothers — whether their love was steady or imperfect — but also for the wider circle of family, friends, neighbours, teachers, churches and communities who helped nurture us as we developed.
On this day, as adults, we can give ourselves permission to ‘Mother’ ourselves. Also, as we are able, to help nurture others.
Learn more about Jesus in the blogs below, or find a local church at A Church Near You and discover more in person.
God’s Armour for Everyday Battles : Ephesians 6:10-20
The armour of God is not a call to battle — it is a call to stand firm with truth, with peace, with faith, with hope.
Why Lent Begins in the Wilderness: Reflections on Matthew 4:1–11
Lent: The Season that shapes who we’re becoming.
The Night Desperation met Prayer
The hopeful cry of a son, in faith, to a Heavenly Father who loves him. A true story of faith.
Ash Wednesday the First Day of Lent
Find out more about what Ash Wednesday and Lent mean for us today.
Matthew 28 Explained: Fear, Faith and Resistance at the Empty Tomb
A Morning Prayers reflection on the way different people responded to the empty tomb.
Strength Revealed in Vulnerability: What Jesus Teaches Us in Matthew 26
A gentle, reflective Epiphany devotion on Matthew 26, exploring how Jesus reveals God’s light through vulnerability and calm courage.